Civil Industry

Civil Industry

3D printing in Civil Engineering & Automotive

Advanced Additive Technology offered by Ballistic Bit opens the door to manufacture efficient tools of equal or better than the currently available designs. Designers can new add more complexity and functionality to old current designs, making them better and optimized to their specific tasks. Using advance materials, like carbon, can further increase strength while reducing weight. Ballistic-Bit offers 3D Printers from Anisoprint cap bale of using advanced materials for 3D printing.

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EP-M260 Metal 3D Printer Produced the Cupping Injection Molds

A Technology That Changes Everything.

3D Printing Orthodontics

The orthodontic industry is shifting gears by implementing new 3D production methods in the field of stomatology.

3D Printing in Dentistry

Dental 3D printing is becoming a dominating production method in the dental industry.

Composite tool for turbine blade production

Precise production timing. 8 times weight reduction, 40% cost savings in comparison to metal tool.

SCOTT GAMBLER DOWNHILL BIKE COMPOSITE ROCKER

40% manufacturing costs decrease, 35% weight decrease, smart load-oriented reinforcement.

AIRCRAFT SEAT SUPPORT

Airplane lifetime cost was reduced through 40% weight reduction of anisoprinted aircraft seat support.

LEGS OF MOBILE ROBOT FOR SENSING, INSPECTION, AND REMOTE OPERATION

MOBILE ROBOT FOR SENSING, INSPECTION, AND REMOTE OPERATION.

WALL BRACKET

2 COMPOSITE OUTER PERIMETERS, 40% COMPOSITE ISOGRID INFILL

Naturalis reconstructs dinosaur skeletons with large-scale 3D printing

And here he is, Dirk the Triceratops!